Part of the work I was doing while at IU as a freshman. Somewhat thrown together, but was quite popular for its catchy chorus.  Was my first lesson in keeping it simple when making beats.

Mary Jay's Overture

Part of my Gangsta rap imitation phase, and far from my proudest moment.  Was doing a great deal of experimentation with drastically switching layers and screw and chopped style production... its in here to highlight the early years

Jackin On Hoes

This is also from my Btown 19 - 20 years.  The engineering is atrocious... you damn near need to stand next to your monitors in order to make out what I'm saying, but if you can the lyrics are a fun ride.

Hustling

One of my most lyrically unique, this cut comes out of my early twenties after moving back to Indy.  I was working on written rap and hadn't quite figured out how to blend the smooth flow of a freestyle with the reliable cadence of transcribed verses.  The result was the clunky behemoth before you.  Spotted with really inspired sections, I still feel this could do with a re recording.

Dooit Lyke

Ah my first (and only) battle track.  Myths abound, but this feud was actually cooked up by myself and a Geist based production team known as Huntclub Records. While we attempted shotgunning close to a case of Keystone Light, I slurredly assured them that "drama sells records", and went home and made the single.  They never responded.

F**k Huntclub (Studio Freestyle)

Beat from a lost folder I found on an old harddrive... cpl more to follow

Lost beats 1

One of my favorite samples... no longer have the file to work on it, only the rasterized... if anyone wants it just shoot me a message.

Lost beats 2

This was a beat/freestyle combo too good not to release at the time and its still a favorite of mine.  2006... what.

Freestyle 70

Hand On Your Gun

"Lets just spit some sh*t and laugh at it later" pretty much sums up our approach to our early rap efforts.  Make a beat, drink whatever we could find at 17, and rap until it was time to go to a house party.

Koncept's Basement Flows feat Delirium Rap

Freezer Fresh

Not sure why, but one of my favorite tracks.  Terrible production, lyrics jump around like a bullfrog on a hot plate and the BPM is ridiculously slow but I love this song.  I guess some just stick.

Check my Aim

Me and my boy Delirium having some fun.  I was practicing Chorus/Verse/Chorus production at the time and this gem was a product.  Real classy stuff.

FoDaLadies

2006.  I'd released my album and a mixtape and had a pantry full of beats left over.  Bored throughout an indiana winter all I did was tinker with these simpletons until they were almost too weird to release... almost.

Light Up Blunt Freestyle

Naptown Represent

Chopped Hustlin 72

Step Out Da Caddy

Off Me

Had a buddy bring this one back into circulation after he found one of my mixtapes from around 2007 in his high school memorabilia.  It's a bit stiff because i was transitioning from pure freestyle to written lyrics at the time, but the fact that i have no memory of producing this entire track tells me that i was feeling just fine when i released it.  In true Gonzo fashion, i, despite my youth, beligerently harp on many of the same issues i still have with this industry, like exploitation of artists and the musical numbing of the youth by pop... all over a haunting choral beat. Go me.

Dulled Edges to a Sharper Mind

... regardless of what we may or may not have been doing... my buddies and i had a blast making this little kicker our senior year (2004/5) and it still makes me smile remembering the good times.

Whose Got...

Lil Flow Off Old Beat

Back in the Saddle

Plane and Symple

Known this cat for a long time and this track was too nasty not to put paws on.  Link to the original below, thanks for listening.  Cheers.

https://youtu.be/1DxkBNEWTIk

Koalas by Drainhead Macintosh remix

Ugly version, but i love the sample and the suckers got mad flo

Not One of Those

Started from the bottom? You're a Canadian child actor with Disney money surrounded by the worlds greatest pop producers.  I didn't produce this as a diss track, because i don't matter enough.  That being said, you're on my radar.

I Need a One Chance, Got a Mic with Truth in my Hand

Buck Owens is one of my favorite songwriters of all time and a huge inspiration.   This is just a rough sketch of a beat for a song I've wanted to write for a long time.

Do You beat idea

Suuuuuper rough cut of a beat I thinks got mad potential

Beats with Uh Demo

Got me Feelin

Told my boy Trinity Homecoming i'd throw some beats together if he'd bless 'em with the bars.  Got a few more on the way.

Humble no Mumble demo

InspurSpacecion Remix

After the Rafters demo

Snare Tire

But No I'm Not

Engineering is trash but you get the idea. Tracks got legs, just needs someone to run em.

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